Call for Positions: Neith Law & Humanities Review

NLHR is an open-access, peer-reviewed collection of online blog posts covering contemporary discourse alongside a tri-annual journal including long form content that adds to and aids existing scholarship.

Neith functions with the express aim of encouraging authors of all backgrounds, regardless of academic or professional level, to publish work delving into the legal sphere and the humanities (as well as the vast parley between them). Fresh voices and first-time authors pursuing their undergraduate education are welcomed, alongside scholars, graduates, and other working professionals.

Neith acknowledges that several critical fields within both law and the humanities are often left understated. In order to do our part to bridge that gap, the journal values all contributions to the realms of sociology, political science, economics, history, art, psychology, anthropology, English literature, and all the areas that link them together, especially those that the mainstream has glossed over to a relative degree even within the legal field.

Examples of the same include papers and notes that attempt to analyze dimensions within Sports Law, Marine Law, International Environmental Law, etc. Individuality is encouraged, and Neith recommends that all authors attempt to place a unique spin on the work submitted for Volume 1, Issue 2 of the journal. In order to ensure accessibility, a mere publication fee of ₹500 only will be charged, only after the selection of the manuscript.

Categories of Work Published

Research articles: 3500-8000 (excluding abstract/footnotes/references)

Short Notes: 1500-3500 (excluding abstract/footnotes/references) Case

Commentaries: 1200-3000 (excluding abstract/footnotes/references)

Reviews: 800-3000 (excluding abstract/footnotes/references)

At this juncture, in order to ensure the quality of the review and appropriately manage the volume of work, we are also inviting applications for these positions:

1. Assistant Researchers

2. Assistant Executive Managers

3. Assistant Public Outreach Managers

Duties of each post have been listed below:

Duties of a Research Editor

● To regularly identify contemporary issues for blogs.

● To write blog on the topics approved by the board, at least bimonthly.

● To aid the board in any research activities being carried out.

● To aid the Editorial board whenever required.

● To work under the supervision of Head of Research Board.

Duties of Assistant Executive Managers​

• To assist in recruitment of staff, volunteers, and interns.

• Maintenance of staff, volunteers, and interns.

• Managerial and Advertising related content creation using software like Wix and Canva.

• IT department, website & Software management.

• To provide and design certificates for blogs and paper publications.

• To assist in coordination of the different boards.

• To submit at the end of year a report of the work accomplished annually.

• Legal Oversight.

• To work under the supervision of Head of Managing Board.

Duties of Assistant Public Outreach Managers​

● To assist in framing the depositories for different purposes.

● To collaborate with different institutions, NGOs for better reach.

● To aid for maximising the efficiency of web-traffic generation for each communication.

● To handle Social Media handles of the Review and come with ways to publicise the review.

● To work under the supervision of Heads of Public Outreach Board.

● To submit at the end of the year a report of the work accomplished annually.

Contact Us

Mobile: +91 94162 21522, +91 99397 92068

https://www.nlhr.net/opportunities

Website: www.nlhr.net

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